brian. >> brian: so we have our first retaliatory tariffs from china. we mentioned last hour, they have 34% tariff on us. we have over 50% tariff on them if you look at 20% precursor to fentanyl production that goes to mexico and 20 plus yesterday, they are hitting us with 34% and named 11 companies that claim to be unreliable, should be interesting. these are things that help american companies pull out of china when you make it unsavory to have business. they are halting chicken imports. if the past is prologue, they are going after farmers, they feel farmers are base with president trump. we'll see where this goes, they are in a situation where they need the american market to consume their products so they cannot be too bold. right now the chinese people are not consuming products, they give it incentives, it is not growing and have the government worried. they are more susceptible to tariffs in 2018 when trump put him on initially. >> ainsley: trump compared it to an operation, you have a bad knee and can't go upstairs or skiing, then you have the

. >> brian: thank you so much.eah, a couple things happening. a lot of the play-by-play about what went on behind the scenes. one of the things that happened was sean hannity's show on tuesday night. "the washington post" writes up, since the senators were gathered together on sean when he went to capitol hill to talk to people like lindsey graham and senator kennedy and senator cotton and senator scott. they knew president trump was watching. they said they thoroughly backed him. they indicated we won't have too much longer or runway on this. people are getting worried back at home it. could cost their party. and then they have talked to him after the show. and then he watched -- was able to watch some jamie -- the jamie dimon interview the next day which was yesterday. by afternoon he said okay. i think it's time to pull the plug. let's go ahead and leave it flat out on 10% for everybody. and, of course, china stays over 100 percent. that's where he left it. the markets went up over 2,000 points. everyone seems h

"the ingraham angle" is next. ♪ ♪ >> brian: i'm brian kilmeade in for laura ingraham and this is a specialtion of "the ingraham angle." thank you very much for watching. thinks she is smarter than donald trump. >> would you be willing to take an iq test publicly head to head against the president of the united states. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> brian: oh, the crowd roars. what a shock. the baby bonus idea trump backs is now apparently racist. >> yeah. it's just. >> fair. >> fair to whom? to target only white gleams i didn't say that. >> we have to read between the lines. don't have to say it. >> brian: that's the best show ever. meanwhile, at a family friendly golf course gets caught in the middle of an affair. >> going on. >> brian: all that and more. but, first. this as democrats spend their time obsessing over expected ms-13 member and wife beater the trump administration is cracking down. the justice department today announcing terrorism charges against a high ranking member of tda tren de aragua. this is the first time the government is using terrorism charges to prosecute a member

. >> dana perino, adam hunter, julie bowen, our studio audience, my great >> brian: hello, i am brian kilmeade in for laura ingraham and this is a special edition of the "the ingaham angle." thank you for watching. to what i shall have. a progressive think she is smarter than donald trump. to speak of will you be willing to take an iq test publicly? >> absolutely! absolutely! >> brian: the crowd roars, what a shock. the baby bonus i did trump facts is now apparently racist. >> it is just fair to who? >> have they said this to target only white family? >> i didn't say that. you need to read between the lines. >> brian: that is the best show ever. meanwhile a family-friendly golf course is caught in the middle of an affair. >> how am i supposed to chip with that going on? >> brian: all that and more but first, this. democrat spend their obsessing over national administration is cracking down. at the justice department with terrorist charges against high-ranking member of tda, tren de aragua. this is the first time the government is using terrorism charges to prosecute a member of the vi

bring brian back in.rsation has to go to no matter what deal is done, it is better than we were getting to begin with and eave isolated our number one enemy, china. >> brian: yeah, and they probably have a few moves, lie they have stopped buying our debt. futures will give back, looks like off 500 points. curious to see why that would be. we look at import/export. 1trae billion, that will hurt. u.s. import from china 438 billion. we have to massively look for other places to make our stuff while making it at home. short term, we will not be able to start making shirts and getting cars, philippines, vietnam, drop 26 or 46% on vietnam and allow people and g garment makers, shirt makers that make clothes, they want to go to vietnam, go do it. show china we don't need them. we have to decouple. that is the message. >> lawrence: yeah. all right, brian, we'll shift to this fox news alert. big news. state of florida is charging routh ryan routh with attempted first-degree murder and terrorism. >> james utmire sa

over to you, brian, for the master's. >> brian: he lost a lot of weight.'s teeing off with freddy couples sinking this eagle in the opening round. unbelievable, 65 years old. >> go. get up. go. go. go. [applause] >> good job. good shot. [cheering] >> brian: that was impressive. scottie scheffler came out swinging, drilling two long-range putts scoring impressive 68 on day 1. justin rose stole the show, eight birdie to a three-stroke lead so far. here is the man who knows as much as master's as anyone on the planet, jimm gray. he has a podcast. your thoughts setting up for day two? >> most anticipated day in golf. all eyes on rory mcilroy looking to complete that career grand slam. he had two double bogeys on 15 and 17. finished even par, seven strokes back. scottie scheffler has a lot of eyes on him trying to win his third green jacket. justin rose mindus seven, 65, has first-round lead for 5th time in his career, more than anybody, including jack nicholas. this is best place to be springtime at augusta national. in augusta, georgia, nothing like it, mag n

>> brian: having fun, right?medy for the most part a mix of where i stand and not what i do. where i stand politically and this is what i do for living. what happens with big self-important superstars codees to the humor disappears and it disappeared this week when hebl ispublished this essay in "the new york times," my dinner with adolph comparing trump with hitler and bill maher to going to dinner with the man who. consistently ranted against president donald trump. >> okay go to meet up in person and maye it will be different. spoiler alert, it was. this lasted 60 different heads the president has said about me, things like stupid, demi, lowlife ma coach a sleazebag and i brought this to the white house because i wanted him whic sign it, which he did. [cheers and applause] what i'm going to do is reportid exactly what happen and you decide what you think about it and if that's not enough, purehi trump for you, i don't give a [bleep]! >> brian: i thought that was a t great moment for the country, i don't know a

>> brian: dentist. >> ainsley: from 1998 to now celebrating today withure on own fox family. >> brian: but first we get to know all the children that have been raised by their families, we will toss over to bill hemmer. are you against bring your child to, wo day? >> bill: no but dana just offered to babysit this weekend if they need anyone. >> brian: for peter. >> bill: 100 days, new fox polling on what is up and what is down for trump 2.0. great panel on that. feds getting involved in a case involving illegals in california and death, stand by for that. couple robbed at gunpoint while standing at the front door. they have video to prove it. that story and more nine minutes away. so what are you thinking? i'm thinking... about our honeymoon... how about africa? a safari... swim with elephants... hot air balloon rides... lions growling and giraffes that come in through your window... wait — can we afford a safari? great question. like everything, takes a little planning. or... put the money towards a down payment. with enough room for a baby. babies. baby. let's take a look at those s

brian: he has fun.ith the maga movement too on curb your enthusiasm. >> ♪ ♪ do you know i think we prefer to sit at a table please. >> what the [ bleep ], you little [bleep] i'm sorry i didn't see you, be more careful. brian:i having fun, his comedy was a mix of where i stand, and not where i do. this is where i stand politically and what i do for a living, but often the humor disappears it disappeared this week. publishing it guest essay in "new york times," my dipper with adolf. >> okay, so meet up in person. maybe it will be different. stoil eexpoi spoiler alert, it was. these. things like stupid, dummy, low life dummy, sleaze bag, i brought this to white house i wanted him to sign it. which he did. i will do, is report w what happened, you decide what you think about it pure trump hate for you, i don't give a [bleep] >> so, i thought it was great moment, i don't know about you, but to people like layer david it was outrageous. moblging the meeting -- mocking the meeting. like this. said, he was wear

brian. >> ainsley: do you think she could beat gavin newsom in the primary. >> brian: i don't even thinkis going to be a factor. >> ainsley: because of his record? >> brian: is he terrible. >> lawrence: i don't think it's because of his record. i think his record was fine. in in fact in the last couple months he tried to moderate and change some of his positions. i think that the party is just not going to elect him. >> brian: great at making homeless more homeless. is he great at ruining cities. and going over budget on everything. misappropriating funds. inauthentic, epic failure to a governor to the point i think a republican might have a shot. i'm fascinated because james carville is going the other way. he is saying not only am i not for the pronoun group. i think they should separate into their own party and david hogg at the dnc coming out and saying we got to get rid of some other established democrats. >> ainsley: he also says he wants the party to be separated. progressives in one party and the old school in another. >> lawrence: i normally think he is great tactician. that can

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brian: buffy, thank you. ms.get to interview her, alas, she died a couple years ago. but that torch was passed from one generation to another. brian: how did perle mesta get to know harry truman and when? ms. gordon: basically she kinda reinvented herself in 1939 as a feminist and again a major force behind pushing the equal rights amendment. in 1940 she was able to get the republicans to include the e.r.a. in their platform at the political convention. later did that with the democrats. she lobbied harry truman for the equal rights amendment and he liked her. so they stayed in touch after he became fdr's vice president. perle gave him a big party at a club in washington and six weeks later fdr is dead, harry truman is the president and suddenly perle is the toast of the town. they are constantly spending time with perle, she is at the white house and at various events. there was -- harry didn't go to college, perle didn't go to college. they were both from the midwest and both vastly underestimated. there was a

brian: amazing. we would be covering it if it happened on donald trump's watch, he would be most upset, then someone would get fired. if that happen -- happened under his watch that would show total incompetence. one of trump's successes so far at border, hugh hewitt thank you so much. >> thank you. brian: last week, donald trump declared liberation day announcing a wideranging tariff strategy. hitting china hard reciprocal tariffs of 34%, over 50% on china, china answered back with 34% tariffs on all u.s. imports, focusing on 11 separate companies, american companies. republicans praise it has long overdue aggressive measure. democrats claim there is nothing liberating about tariffs, have they forgotten their own past? >> in terms of jobs this is the biggest and cruelest hockey of -- cruel hoax of all, not only are our exports not let in very specifically, but china benefits with at least at least 10 million jobs from u.s.-china trade. brian: same woman different hair style, nancy pelosi on left may

brian: no vote. >> hard no. brian: >> vote denied.'t have to say much to get his point across, everyone knows what charlie barkley means, stop it, it's not happening. don't bring it up. brian: a little bit about that picture, how close is he to camera, and what is he looking at he needs glasses? is there anything you can't see like that. >> he is there looking for studyious look. >> we'll see. keep sports them. >> story with nothing to do with sports. brian: your favorite. >> a braves reporter got a fan's number on the air, and people are furious. >> you hanging on rooftop lounge often. >> they want me to get your number. >> this might be the new move, walk with a microphone and earpiece and convince fans they or tv. >> i got the number we're good. >> i think this is funny. read social media reaction, one person, imagine if a female reporter did this, career over. another one, saying, has been said, how unprofessional this is, he is at something called corona rooftop at bluejay's stadium, he is at air baseball game. >> th thank you fo

brian. brian: looks good today. thank you, gerri willis. next up we have grady trimble live at the white house with the latest on president trump's trade talks. hey, grady. reporter: hey, brian. maybe that's why investors were so optimistic today. president trump said he expect as deal with china pretty quickly. treasury secretary scott bessent said he expects deescalation between the u.s. and china in the very near future and trump said tariffs on goods from china coming down substantially from their current level. he didn't say when that could happen. >> actively, everything is active and everybody wants to be a part of what we're doing. they're going to be fined and we're going to have a country to be proud of and not a laughing stock from all over the world for many years. reporter: wall street journal reported this this morning and slashing tariffs by more than half in some cases. but the white house is dissenning that report and says >> the president made it clear china needs to make a deal with the united states of america, and we ar

>> brian: okay. >> ainsley: our audience. >> brian: 11:00 "the view" is on. how about that?> ainsley: much better. >> brian: they were talking about this. we need more kids in america and we have been asking people to have more kids. it's not working. the president says look, i'm open to all things. >> ainsley: remember a reporter said would you pay $5,000 if someone has a child? >> steve: right. and we talked about. here's the thing. do it this way. you know, a couple hours after we are done. two hours after we're done. i'm just adding to it. i'm building to it. you know, two hours after we're done, "the view" takes the stage on american television. here's the thing. yesterday we were talking about this. is it a good idea for mothers to be paid $5,000 to have a kid? >> ainsley: they lost it. >> steve: we had a different conversation on this couch than they did. >> brian: should would he be paying for people to try to have kids. >> ainsley: watch what they said. >> in 2024 there was 1% increase in u.s. births but that increase was with hispanic mothers. and asian mothers. >>

over to you, brian. >> brian: thank you so much, janice. getting ready taupe occupy in wisconsin ballot supreme court race that search watching. >> wisconsin is a big state politically. and the supreme court has a lot to do with elections in wisconsin. having wisconsin is a very big -- we won it early and big. but, winning wisconsin is a big deal. >> i feel like this is one of those things that may not seem that it's going to effect the entire destiny of humanity. but i think it will. >> brian: that's why he was there other the weekend. i'm talking about elon musk. wisconsin supreme court justice candidate brad schimel is with us now. brad, first off, how are you feeling with everybody watching right now and wondering how this is going to go? what is your sense with your team? >> brian, thanks for having me on. i am feeling strong. we have been doing rallies every day, six to eight rallies every single day all around the state. we are getting huge turnout. people have all the energy. they are telling me they are praying for me. they are kno

all right, brian kilmeade.u. >> brian: thanks so much. 28 minutes after the hour. president trump and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu set to meet at the white house in just a few hours. they are going to discuss 17% tariffs on israel imports announced last week in addition to our role in the middle east. >> talk about trade and talk about the obvious subject. there is a lot of things going on with the middle east right now and i have to be silenced. no problem with the middle east. everything was done. we had no problem with iran. we had no problem with anybody. and then you had october 7th. >> brian: israeli ambassador to the united nations, is he back doing it again. ambassador danny joins us in studio. ambassador, how much are you guys hurt if the 17% tariff takes effect? >> good morning. first we are grateful that president trump netanyahu again to the white house only leader come twice within two month to the white house. we have a strong bond. strong relationship. we will resolve those issues. w

. >> brian: happening today u.s. officials in ukraine, ukraine pushing for peace and russia resist final day. spokesperson tammy bruce here with a preview. >> steve: and florida attorney general protecting kids online, accusing snapchat of violating the law. final hour of "fox and friends" starts now. >> brian: here we go, president trump setting stage for trade deal with china. administration says they could scale back on some new tariffs soon. >> ainsley: mark meredith has details, hi, mark. >> mark: president trump says he is willing to work with the chinese government on the trade deal. he says that 145% tariff rate on chinese exports won't be forever. >> president trump: come down substantially, but it won't be zero. it used to be zero, we were destroyed. china was taking us for a ride and not going to happen. we're going to be very good to china, have a great relationship with president zxi. >> mark: the stock market is glad president trump says he has no interest in firing jerome powell. trump criticized powel

all right, brian kilmeade, over to you. >> brian: thanks so much, janice.and she is saying this. deep state criminals and she puts them on notice, referring to two alleged leakers of classified info of the doj for prosecution. so, two and more are coming. third, referral is on the way. here to explain is the director of national intelligence, tulsi gabbard. director, great to see you in person. >> great to see you, brian. >> brian: i read about this. you indicated this was happening two. people found to be looking a third on its way. can you give me the nature of the leaks and how you discovered it. >> let's first of all point out what we know has been the problem for a very long time. one of the reasons why the american people voted resoundingly for president trump was to root out the kind of politicization and weaponization of intelligence that has really undermined the trust the american people have in the intelligence community and the national security state but really what also directly undermines our own national security. so i made it very clear to

brian?uple of things, the way i understand it is the format is going to be they are going to look to get six nations in one week. six neighbors in the second and third week. all the way up to 18-nation cycle for the deadline july 8th. the big ones, the small ones, the small once vietnam, the big ones eu. cutting the framework for the deal. juice the market. it's going to give president trump exactly what he wanted and you mentioned going to capitol hill. scott bessent is going to the big six today. is he going to be joining us on our show but meeting with all the leaders to say that big, beautiful bill this is what i need in it. when you look at 100 days of trump, the problem with the 100 days and looking at the polls, this format and his agenda is not built for 100 days. >> lawrence: that's right. >> brian: is he redoing -- his language, is he redoing the base. is he framing out the house. a lot of it was rotted. and now he is replacing it. there is not a lot of glory in framing out a house

>> brian: i'm not sure. >> ainsley: i don't know. >> brian: i can't wait. that's why i watch the show. >> ainsley: it's usually your generation is the one to blame. second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. >> lawrence: so, happening today italy's prime minister will meet with president trump at the white house for tariff talks. >> brian: yep, i'm half italian so i should be doing. visit comes as the administration works to reach new trade deals favorable to the u.s. actually chris chulo should go. you are all italian, right, chris? >> ainsley: alexandria hoff is live at the white house. >> who is not at least half italian i always ask that question being from new jersey about everybody. prime minister meloni as a representative of sorts. the first european leader to sit down face to face with the president since he implemented and paused european tariffs on. she is going to be working to preserve that while also seeing if she can sway trump on a zero for zero tariffs deal that the european union is seeking. malone's broader goal to keep potential it

you, matt. >> brian: thank you, brian.]al >> ainsley: we'll be right back. a choice one versus the other. sensodyne clinical white provides two shades whiter teeth as well as providing 24/7 sensitivity protection. patients are going to love to see sensodyne on the shelf. show. you were fantastic. >> lawrence: thank you, all of you. >> brian: you stay as a different theme, yesterday immigration, today economy, start 8:30 all day. karoline leavitt and scott bessent. interesting to see if they announce trade deals. >> ainsley: in about a the minute, you will see karoline leavitt and scott bessent talking about the economy. >> lawrence: biggest question today will be about india, looks like j.d. vance will lead that negotiation, he and scott bessent worked on that. vice president and his family were in india. an announcement would be huge. >> steve: president is traveling to michigan later today, hop onboard air force one and hear from scott bessent, secretary of treasury and karoline leavitt as they kickoff from the white hou

brian, over to you. >> brian: all right. let's change gears.g for a rally in support of the 8 cuny city college students facing jail time over their actions during the campus anti-israeli protest back in 2024. the group are gloating, gloating about new york city d.a. alvin bragg dismissing the charges for most of the students who were arrested during the mass arrest one year ago today. do they look like they should have their charges dismissed? cuny professor of law and director of students alum any faculty and equality on campus jeff joins us again. your reaction to this now? >> disgusting. i mean, these are assailants. they actually attacked two campus safety officers. and i will tell you an exclusive that i have thanks to the power of "fox & friends" and you. i got a call after show did i with you from a very high level official at cuny i can't say who it is who had discussions with the safety officer who said that they went to the chancellor of cuny and the chair of the trustees we want to stop what you saw on t. have a year ago. we want to

>> lawrence: give us a tour. >> ainsley: hey, brian. >> brian: sun is up, guys. let me show you what is behind me. these are the names of the teams. because, with liv, they play as teams. >> they play together and wear shorts and show a lot of the emotion, that's what fox is going to love. the booth is over there. you see that's where they are going to be televising things and of course on 18 is the other side of this expansion over here. if you want to see where i have been. this is the doral that's the clubhouse, just beautiful. trump does things first class. and is think that's why the golf world loves him because he loves the golf world. over here some more names of the teams. you know, we got some of the best golfers in the world on this tour. bryson dechambeau joining us. bruce kbrooks koepka. third overall in the liv rankings pretty cool, phil mickelson the first big name to leave. i'm go about to show you, the democrats is a little calm. humid up there. >> ainsley: calm? >> brian: here the grass is great. you know, by the way, trump does things first clas

kilmeade. >> brian: true. eighth grade last time i picked up a bow and arrow, i use it effectively. we will not know until we see ratings. carley shimkus. >> carley: it hurts tip of your fingers, part of the pain. >> charlie: you can't do it with fingernails. >> carley: these puppies would fly off. in massachusetts, jury in karen read retrial will head to the home where her boyfriend's body was found after detective read text messages he sent her before his death. >> john o'keefe, sick of all the fighting, i am not quick to jump into being lovy dovy as you apparently. >> carley: prosecutors playing an interview where she admitted having two or three drinks that night. her lawyers argue she is being framed and a police cover-up and she faces life in prison if convicted. 32-year-old in critical condition after being dragged along the street in the bronx after he was trying to stop a thief from stealing his car. a suspect hopped in and drove off in his car. officers found the victim badly hurt a block away. the c

me all the dirt on brian. prepared a dossier and i will release it on "fox and friends." i'm not prepared this morning. >> ainsley: is it a dirty dossier? >> great athlete, great guy, amazing family, brian is the real deal. >> lawrence: how much did you pay him? >> brian: he tried to get teddy roosevelt's statue. >> steve: i remember. >> brian: check in with you again. >> ainsley: quarter after top of the hour. judge denied bail for man accused of setting fire to josh shapiro's residence. >> brian: live in harrisburg, we are working this story. >> we are getting new details about a possible motive in this ongoing investigation after police say this guy walked an hour to get to governor josh shapiro's house, climb that fence and threw in homemade molotov cocktails. the governor and his family were speaking. they asked the suspect why he did it, he stuck out his tongue at the camera. >> what were you thinking of? what were you thinking of? why did you do that? why do you hate the governor? what is it? >> do you

brian, over to you. >> brian: thank you so much. what a tragedy.so-called indigenous people by the end of the school year or risk state funds. one long island town is not backing down and calling on the commander-in-chief, the president of the united states, to help. the massapequa school board says this changing the name does not have any good effect on their kids. this is their identity, who they're. they are chiefs. perhaps the secretary of education or president trump might feel they have the same authority here to step in and stop the democratic governor. joining us now is the executive of nassau county where massapequa is located. actually my hometown. i went there. bruce blakeman. bruce, this governor feels as though the name chiefs is an insult to the native american community. what is she basing that on? >> well, i don't know. she must have bad thoughts in her head. when i think of a chief, i think of a leader. when i think of a warrior, i think of somebody with bravery. somebody who is loyal. and she must have bad thoughts going on in her

>> brian: and ovechkin broke g gretzky's record. he is not stopping. fox about to start for final hour, remember, mornings are better with friends and i'd like you to be dressed. stock market down. president trump defends the new tariffs. trump declaring the u.s. will not make a deal with china unless the trade deficit is solved. >> ainsley: peter doocy joins us with morning. good morning, peter. >> peter: trump called on federal reserve to cut interest rates. he will not back down from the tariff strategy, he thinks the fed should act accordingly and quickly and ultimately all these tariffs on the different countries, it is about china. >> president trump: we have a billion dollar trade deficit, when you look at the trade deficit with certain countries, way over a million per country, with china, a trillion dollars. we have to solve our trade deficit. we have trillion dollar trade deficit with china. >> peter: axios is reporting that there is not a structured system in place to guide negotiations. it is being done on case-by-case basis with 50 cases s

over to you. >> brian: amazing.aking news with your colleague carley shimkus. >> carley: karen reid murder retrail continue as focus shift to crime scene reconstruction and which experts will be allowed to testify. judge denying motion by prosecutors to block key defense experts frommic taking the stand. reid is accused of hitting her boyfriend john o'keefe with her car. her attorneys argue o'keefe was murdered and she was framed. and planning to strip meghan markle and prince harry of their title. it is believed the prince believes his brother and sister-in-law betrayed what they stand for and are using royal status for calling card and claim meghan markle is in -- using promotion of her personal brand. that is something a source for markle denies. she and harry famously left their role as royals to move back to california in 2020. new special out on fox nation marking 250th anniversary of one of the most pivotal moments of the american revolution. battle of lexington and concord, hosted by kelsey grammar. >> secur

>> brian: todd piro.v ted just confirms that. >> brian: thank you, ted. >> steve: congratulations to the gators. mean while moving on on this tuesday. a vermont christian school taking on the state in federal court two years after the girl's basketball team was banned for refusing to play in a game against a transgender player. the coach is here, next. >> brian: plus, trump's economic policies already helping americans. >> we have every a down at levels nobody ever thought possible. >> how is he putting america first, straight ahead. like you know to check first that you bought seats in the right section. is that could save you hundreds. [coughing] copd isn't pretty. from the struggle to breathe... to getting stopped in your tracks. bye, grandma. ♪ but with trelegy, i can finally move forward. with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy keeps my airways open for a full 24 hours and prevents future flare-ups. once-daily trelegy also improves lung function, so i can breathe more freely all day and night. trelegy

we'll find out. >> brian: robert hurr is representing harvard. >> lawrence: a great lawyer. >> brian:'s go to bat for this. federal government no matter who is president, automatically has to pay colleges? that does not make sense. what are you basing that on? you want to talk about what goes on there? i think during the discovery stage when they start looking at admissions and legacy and curriculum, when the government demands they review this, i don't think they will like the fact only 3% of their faculty is considered conservative. >> ainsley: give all that money to trade schools and community colleges so we can have people learn to build machines and chips, learn to build iphones and computers and open factories here. >> steve: that money is going to ivy league colleges and universities because it was apropriated by congress. congress has to do something about it. >> lawrence: all of them -- >> steve: what are they doing with all that money? >> lawrence: all the universities, none of them should be receiving this money, ridi ridiculous. >> brian: foreign funding, they should be tr

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he baits them into this every single time, brian. >> ainsley: go ahead, brian. >> brian: right.ot think we would be debating shower water pressure but i should be prepared for everything. but i do remember barack obama did it because he felt, i guess, we were having too good a time in the shower? and it was going too quick so he started lengthening it out. i used to blame the hotels, now we have legislation. let's find out from the people through this executive order, the president acting again. i think i'm -- a little bit by surprise by this question. first off, sir, what's your name? >> rodney dean. >> brian: rodney, one of the things the president is was sign an order to make water pressure great again. he said barack obama slowed it down with different shower heads. your thoughts about your chance of having water pressure strong again in the shower? >> that's just fine with me. i think he should. i think it ought to about blow the skin off of you have if you want it that way. >> brian: we don't want to blow of the skin off the epidermis is quite vital. what is your name? >>

>> brian: brian. >> ainsley: you lost. do we really need this advice. >> steve: he has a captive audience. harvard is steamed trump has frozen all that dough. everybody in this room hates trump, right? that's why he was there. >> ainsley: 14 minutes after the top of the hour. today supreme court picks up a religious liberty case that could be a game changer for school choice across the country. >> steve: todd piro joins us in "studio m" with all the details. >> todd: hearing oklahoma based case that could allow for the nation's first religious charter school. that measure could also greatly expand taxpayer funding for religious education. justices will weigh if saint its door catholic virtual school which is privately run but publicly funded can offer a religious education. experts say this could open the door to other faith-based charter schools applying for funding. the "wall street journal" reporting today's argument will specifically consider does a church have a first amendment right to open a taxpayer funded charter

good night from sout >> brian: hi coach everyone i am brian kilmeade and this is p30. i hope you had a fantastic weekend. what is going to get better. davi-newd mccormick with busines as men and we need his expertise. john chris is going to be with us because funny man in america but i have not met him yet. but first the most impactful monologue in america. let's start with the theme of the week fabricated friction. o i couldn't help but observe the media's tireless attempt tore createle a narrative that is not there in an effort to paintve themselves as so-called trump's insiders besieged by exclusive stories that don't pan out primarily because the friction is fiction. get it? donald trump is atp odds and fd up with this team coach is sick of his cabinet members. at different points practically oueveryone seems to havets beenn the outs.rhap you would think perhaps trumprta will clean house totally and start a new, i don't know, a ney team for months in.ve case in point coach at the hysteria over national security advisor michael waltz. >> it is likely the biggestes n

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lawrence, ainsley and brian. >> brian: thanks so much. appreciate it.o, it's unbelievable that he feels good sitting against a guy that beat his wife twice because they said the case is closed it. doesn't mean he didn't do it. number two is he was picked up wearing a bulls shirt. hanging outs with ms-13. unless it was meet the civilian day, this is called what ms-13 does. they don't have cars, but they have certain actions. that's what two separate judges said he is a member of ms-13. also the trafficking case we brought up that was brought up yesterday said he was moving seven other people from texas to maryland. one of which they think was on a terror watch list. driving without a license on top of that and do we even know what job he had before he was picked up? >> lawrence: since we did the show yesterday, dhs has now confirmed that story that it did happen with the tennessee state police. i guess it brings me no joy saying this. you were right yesterday. we talked about do you really think they are going to stick with this after all of this informa

all right, brian kilmeade, over to you. >> brian: thank you so much. now let's talk money.irs harvard's tax exempt status after freezing $2.2 billion in funding. address statement on campus is grounds for losing 5013 status. charles payne is going to break it down. hosting his show at 2:00. great to see you. >> charles: you too. brian inbrian let's talk about the stakes for harvard. >> charles: talk about how they got this exemption in the first place. let's consider them like a religious organization or charity. they do things for the greater good. but there is really a clause in there. you have to be nonpolitical, a political. you can't be biased and you can't harm society. obviously what we have seen in recent years, people get harmed just walking on the campus of some of these schools. certainly in this environment of being hurt by names online. the american people yelling at you, cers u. cursing at you. they become a political organization. another reason they being are exempt they do things like create inventions there all these smart kids in 2018 these schools made $

>> brian: i guess.learning more details on the suspect accused of burning the pennsylvania governor's mansion. we will tell you what we know about him. >> steve: and, here's a question. what makes for a perfect day? a new study claims to have the formula. >> this is a real rager barbie. this night is just perfect. >> it's perfectly perfect. >> lawrence: the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. >> aten, america. [bagpipes] [playing america the beautiful] [bagpipes playing america the beautiful] he. >> lawrence: we are on long island embassy diner with project thank a cop. [cheers and applause] >> we're here with the people that make this country safe every single day. and we just got a packed house right here. what's up, long island? [cheers and applause] >> lawrence: how y'all doing? that's what i'm talking about. so many great people here. what's up, dude? that's what i'm talking about. what's happening? what's happening, long island? [cheers and applause] >> lawrence: they are doing someth

brian deserves justice. >> annabelle herrera became brian's stepmother when he was four years old. but she misses him today as only a mother can. and she will never forget the day she got the worst news of her life. >> this is something completely devastating. it's life changing, and it's something you never get over. >> brian's father, william herrera, was at work when he got a visit from police. >> they told me they found him laying on the street. and i was, like, crazy. i didn't know what to do to say. and that's when i realized brian was not with us anymore. >> christmas for the herrera's would never be the same. >> on christmas eve, my husband had to go identify his son's body. then christmas day, we were planning his funeral. >> while the police remained tight lipped about the details of brian herrera's murder, his parents have now taken on the role of playing detective, and they say that they found out some information. they believe that brian ran into someone right here. >> he was intercepted right here, right in front of this house. most likely, people tried to rob him. he

brian over to you. >> brian: all right, carley. thank you so much.hool mascot. this is a bigger story than my town. statewide ban on indigenous logos mile. town named after indian tribe. last we week talked to bruce blakeman. >> we love our native american heritage and we are honoring native americans and they want to make them extinct. when i think about a chief, again, i think about a leader. i don't think about something that would denigrate the history of native americans here in nassau county or on long island or in america. >> brian: frank black cloud is the native guardian association. dave thicken binder here too. a board member. they feel these names salute our past and don't denigrate our partly sunny they are going to bat for massapequa, wanton and other towns and other high schools and schools that wanted to keep the indian name. frank, let's start with you why do you think chiefs is a name you can support warriors is a name you can support. >> that's who we are. we are chiefs, we are warriors. they are emulating who we are. who can be as

charlie, ainsley, and brian? >> brian: thank you so much, made.et's talk about with netanyahu i think it's going to be clear. going to be iran, the nuclear program. going to be like this is what we plan on doing in gaza. going to look a lot like hezbollah when we are done. aid in the next weeks. israel was the first one along with vietnam to say i will zero out the tariffs. there is an imbalance. got it. the question is, will this be the template for the sea if the president does want to do a deal or does he want the revenue from the higher tariffs to begin to replace the income tax where he always goes back to mckinley in 1887. >> ainsley: it makes sense when he talks about what a deficit is. a deficit is a loss. he said with china, it's astronomical. it's a trillion dollars. and he says these additional tariffs are going to bring in an additional 1 trillion and companies are going to be locating here to the united states. he named places like north carolina, detroit, and illinois. charlie, america has two choices we can continue what weaver doin

we know how that movie ended. >> brian: woolly mammoth. >> brian: make a miniature. >> carley: pawsivelye. >> brian: right before they left the planet they were woolly. >> steve: there can you see the cubs right there. [howling] >> ainsley: cute as a pet grow up to eat you. >> carley: company that did this are interested in woolly mammoths and dough dough birds. >> ainsley: weird they are creating animals. they are creating animals out of fossils. d.n.a. that they found in the fossils is that not weird to you all. >> carley: i think you should let god do what god does. >> steve: brian, you will remember probably close to 15 or 20 years ago we had on this program somebody from a tv special who had gone out and all about the woolly monmouth. the monday mammoth.found them i0 years ago they gave us a woolly mom moth hair that had the d.n.a. in it grade school teacher could i take that to show and tell. i said absolutely. that would be 20 years ago last time i saw it. she kept it. i haven't seen it since. >> ainsley: call her and go back and get it. >> steve: she is making good use of it. she

brian. >> brian: is going to do a keg stand next hour. >> brian: i don't think that's good for my radiow. >> ainsley: we will hold his legs up. >> carley: particularly paid attention to that comment. >> brian: thank you very much, carley. 16 minutes after the hour. president trump demanding that russia stop its deadly attacks on ukraine. could yesterday's airstrikes be a tipping point for the peace talks? >> charlie: and who is the new trump administration official tapped to lead nuclear talks with iran? general jack keane has insights. ♪ modern business is mobile. that's why you need the most reliable 5g network from comcast business mobile. it helps turn your business into a... mobile-speed-boosting... on-time-delivering... “quickly rerouting”... hotspot-harnessing... project-completing... fully mobile modern business. add mobile to your internet and save hundreds a year on your wireless bill. switch to comcast business mobile today, and get an eligible 5g phone on us, with a qualifying trade in. call today to learn more. >> brian: today special envoy steve witkoff is meeting with vla

thailand, 27%, brian. >> brian: so, right now, i thought it was very telling moment when scott bessentold bret baier my advice to the rest of the world is don't retaliate. it ends here. we will rebalance. china has vowed to hit back against trump call it typical bullying. we see that the eu plans on retaliating. they are going to digest it today. they have to digest a 20% tariff on eu goods. so we're going to see how that ogoes. and we're going to talk to the vice president about that with lawrence jones. so, to see the rebalancing of trade, reading what charles gasparino said this morning on fox business. going to be short-term pain but we could recalibrate and lay the foundation to reorientate america to become more of a manufacturing hub which might be necessary. people are upset that we are going to try to make things again. and because we're so integrated with our economies. for example, when it comes to cars, it might be an american made car north to get some parts south to other parts. import still an american car. things are a little more intertwined now. >> ainsley: howard lut

brian. >> brian: peter, thanks, say hello in a little while. here at the white house and president trump will mark 100 days in office tomorrow. today he is highlight ing. attorney general pam bondi is here now and has everything to do with the video from colorado springs. my first time seeing you since you got the job. congratulations. what are you thinking? >> america is safer tonight thanks to donald trump. during biden administration, they received 170 911 calls about that club. nothing happened. guns, shootings, nothing happened. under donald trump, dea, fbi, usual marshal, atf, ice, everybody went together. dea led this investigation and got 115 illegal immigrants, aliens, arrested them. with two warrants. 12 guns seized. you go into this drug, you get a menu of drugs, cocaine, pink cocaine, meth, go in a bathroom stall and get that, prostitution. we just identified a member of sinaloa cartel in there. >> brian: interesting, it is not a sanctuary city, colorado springs isn't. denver is. what is the negative side of it during biden era? >>

wow. >> brian: that is fantastic.er says she tells people she is a domestic engineer, a housewife. >> ainsley: handles a lot. >> brian: that is not lying, embellishing. >> ainsley: creative. >> carley: descriptive with your words. >> ainsley: 13 to 28, you are all applying right now. someone said to write a resume, oh, my gosh, seriously? no. >> carley: i would have to google. >> brian: or chatbot gpt. >> ainsley: so it would all be a lie? >> brian: a little bit. or get close and punch it up. we'll see. meanwhile, california clashing with president trump again. details on their new lawsuit. >> ainsley: plus a landmark decision across the pond. what uk supreme court just ruled about the legal definition of woman, next. hey, buddy, you leading lent on hallow this year? you bet brother. stay prayed up. yeah, you know it. hey, father. you joining lent again this year? of course. alright father. sister. you joining us again on the app this year, right? i am mark. i love it. hey, chris. yo. what's up? mark? you want to join